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2.4 Health and Education 332.5 Policies of Short-Term Recovery 363.1 Privatization Program of Agricultural Companies 453.2 Irrigation and Water Availability 463.3 The Agricultural Research System in Egypt 473.4 Egypt’s Industrial Development: A Suggested Pattern 553.5 Financial Crises of Late 1990s 573.6 Lessons Derived from Asian Crisis 584.1 Earth Layers and Ozone 654.2 The Global Biodiversity Strategy 664.3 The Desert Environment: Resource for the Future 674.4 The Cement Inustry and Pollution 684.5 Globalization, Disparities and Women, A Dependecny Point of View 725.1 The Hi-Tech Revolution 785.2 Digital Divide versus Digital Opportunity 825.3 Structure of IT Enterprises in Egypt 856.1 The National Program for Employment 1027.1 Cohesiveness of Social Capital Organization in Egypt 106Tables2.1 Relation Between Human Development and Economic Growth Across Governorates (1986-1990) and (1990-96) 312.2 Egypt Quality of Life 332.3 Change in Classification of Governortes (1986-1990) and (1990-96) 353.1 Growth in Agricultural and Food Production in Egypt 433.2 Agricultural Labour Force (1982-1998) 433.3 ADP Share in GDP (1982-1998) 443.5 Sources of Income in Rural Egypt Ranked by Quintile on the Basis of Total Per Capita Household Income (1997) 453.6 Per Cpita Nutritional Status in Egypt for 1983 and 1996 483.7 Egyptian Agricultural Foreign Trade (1983 and 1996) 483.8 Changing Structure of the “Plant Genetics” Industry 493.9 Sectoral Average Annual Growth Rates in Egypt (%) 503.10 Relative Development of Industrial Base 513.11 Manufacturing Ouputs Structure (1995) 513.12 Relative Development of Industrial Base 513.13 Manufactored Exports’ Structure (1995) 523.14 Manufacturing Outputs’ Structure (1995) 533.15 Domestic Competitiveness of Textiles 543.16 Major External Sector Indicators 603.17 Selected Indicators of Vulnerabilities 613.A.1 The Plan of Agricultural Horizontal Land Expansion up to the Year 2017 623.A.2 Water Requirment and Water Resources Available in 2017 625.1 Egypt: Number of PCs sold in Thousands 815.2 Egypt: Distribution of Internet Users by Region 825.3 Egypt: The Per Capita Income by Region (1997) 845.4 Average Cost of Home Internet Access Per Year 845.5 Egypt: Illiteracy Rate by Governorate 1998 855.6 Egypt: Distribution of IT Enterprises by Capital 85
6.1 Distribution of Employed Persons by Sectors (15 Years and More) 976.2 Distribution of Employed Persons by Skills (15 Years and More) 976.3 Trends in Average Nominal and Real Wages by Sectors and Economic Activity1990-1996 986.4 Trends in Average Nominal and Real Wages by Economic Activity, 1990-96 997.1 Formal Infrastructure of Social Capital in Egypt 1057.2 Sectoral Distribution of Arab Aid in Egypt 1117.3 Contributions of Arabs in Subscribed Capital to Established Companies tillDecember 2000 1137.4 Egypt’s Trade with Selected Arab Countries during the Nineties 113Figures1.1: Trade in Goods and Services as Share of GDP 151.2: Share of World Exports by Developing Region,1980-1999. 151.3: Net Long-Term Flows to Developing Countries, 1970-99. 151.4: Net FDI by Developing Region, 1970-1999. 151.5 : Global per Capita Real GDP Growth 171.6 : Relation between Poverty Reduction and Growth, 1989-98(%) 171.7 : Per Capita GDP 191.8 : The Relation Beteen Inequality and Growth 192.1 : Distribution of Governorates According to Shortfall of BHDI and Growth (1986-1990) 342.2 : Distribution of Governorates According to Shortfall of BHDI and Growth (1990-1995) 342.3 : Changes in the Relative Position of Various Governorates (1986-1990 and 1990-1995) 343.1 : Average Manufacturing Unit Labor Cost 523.2 : Relation Between Wage and Productivity 523.3 : Effective Rates of Protection on the Textile Sector 553.4 Relation Between Wage And Produetivity 564.1: An Environmental Kuznets Curve for Sulfur Dioxide 684.2: Pattern of Energy Consumption in Egypt 1997/98 694.3: Major Agricultural Products, 1992-97 695.1 : Number of Telephone Lines in Egypt (1982-2000) 805.2 : Egypt: Telephone Density by Governorate (2000) 805.3 : Number of Mobile Users (1997-2000) 815.4 : Egypt: Distribution of the ISPs By Region (July 2000) 815.5 : Number of Internet Users in Thousands 815.6 : Egypt: Telephone Mainlines Density in 1999 846.1 The Analytical Framework of Economic Reform Program 947.1 Arab Direct Investment in Egypt 2000 1127.2 Estimates of Egyptians Working in Some Arab Countries 115Annexes2.1 Constructing a Broader Human Development Index 404.1 Incorporating the Depletion of Non-Renewable Resources as a Cost of Production 76
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